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Late-Stage, High-Risk
by John Hussman of Hussman Funds, 9/10/12
The market conditions we observe at present are very familiar from the standpoint of historical data, matching those that have appeared prior to the most violent market declines on record (e.g. 1973-74, 1987, 2000-2002, 2007-2009).

The Trend is Your Fickle Friend
by John Hussman of Hussman Funds, 8/27/12
Typically, the best that can be achieved with popular moving-average crossover systems is a moderate reduction in drawdown risk, but zero or negative incremental long-term return versus a buy-and-hold.

Begging for Trouble
by John Hussman of Hussman Funds, 8/13/12
Investors remain so addicted to the temporary high of monetary intervention that they are practically begging to be shot, mauled by dogs, and diced by a Veg-O-Matic so they can get their next fix of pain-killers.

Erasers
by John Hussman of Hussman Funds, 8/5/12
Moderate losses may be a necessary feature of risk-taking, but deep losses are erasers. A typical bear market erases over half of the preceding bull market advance. It is easy to forget - particularly during late-stage bull markets - how strongly this impacts full-cycle returns.

No Such Thing as Risk?
by John Hussman of Hussman Funds, 7/30/12
In the face of present enthusiasm over central bank interventions, one almost wonders why nations across the world and throughout recorded history have ever had to deal with economic recessions or fluctuations in the financial markets.

Extraordinary Strains
by John Hussman of Hussman Funds, 7/22/12
A broad array of observable evidence suggests extraordinary strains in Europe, and abrupt though expected deterioration in U.S. economic activity. The Federal Reserve certainly has policy options, but those options have no material transmission mechanism to the real economy.

Letter to the Editor - John Hussman Responds
by John Hussman, 2/8/11
John Hussman responds to a reader's comment, and reiterates his significant concerns about the present course of monetary policy.
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